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Since it's compiled (compared to Python or JS), is this faster/lighter?
by wiradikusuma 8y ago
Since it's compiled (compared to Python or JS), is this faster/lighter?
- chrisbroadfoot 8y agoAny performance difference will be similar to if you were running on any other platform. So, if for your particular application, Go has a faster startup/cold start time than Python or Node, then yes, it'll be faster, overall. Very difficult to speak about performance in general terms, though. I will say that there is no kind of wrapper library or wrapper runtime like some other serverless platforms might depend on.